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- Bride of Chucky - UK DVD - 

As much as I love Chucky, I just can't help but think if I ever bumped into 
him on a cold, dark night, instead of screaming in terror at the sight of him
like they do in the movie franchise, I'd just stick my boot up his ass and 
launch the dumb piece of plastic into orbit. 
What's so damn scary about an oversized action man with a flick knife. 
Except this time, he's got his girlfriend trapped into a doll and brought her
along to join in the carnage. 
Finally, with this latest movie, someone sees it from my point of view. 
This movie doesn't go for all out horror as the other 3 did, but goes for some
(sick) comedy. 
There are some brilliant one liners and "in jokes" as long as you know your 
horror movies. 
For instance, without giving away too much, a victim gets a full face of nails
and ends up looking like "Pinhead" from the "Hellraiser" series. 
Chucky looks at Tiffany (the oversized "Barbie doll" with a flick knife) and 
says "Why does that look so damn familiar?", in reference to "Pinhead". 
The gore comes thick and fast as well as the gags but it's the extra's that 
make this film stand out. 
Apart from the theatrical trailer, cast and crew information and production 
notes, we have excerpts from Jennifer (Tiffany, the oversized, deranged "Barbie")
Tilly on location diary, a history of Chucky, a photo library, an introduction 
by Jennifer Tilly, an audio commentary from director Ronny Yu, a second audio
commentary from screen writer Don Mancini, Brad Dourif and Jennifer Tilly 
and finally a short film entitled "Chucky and Tiffany Do London - International
Murder and Mayhem". 
There was to be a fifth film in the series, "Son Of Chucky", in which after 
Tiffany gives birth to a baby "Chucky" (see this film to understand what I'm
on about), Chucky was going to teach it the family tradition, it was set to 
be another "sick comedy". 
But, embarrased by this movie's success, the film company involved dropped 
all involvement so the film had to be shelved before it even got started. 
But! 
There looks to be another "Child's Play" type of sequel. 
"Freddie Vs Chucky", as in Freddie Krueger. 
It's not known yet if this will happen after or before the "Freddie Vs Jason"
film or even, maybe related to it in someway, but it looks set to happen. 
When you watch "Bride Of Chucky", at the beginning, the cop is looking through
all the various stacks of murder weopans and evidence, keep your eyes peeled, 
you'll see amongst other famous "movie villains" Freddie Krueger's glove. 
A hint towards a possibility of a "Freddie Vs Chucky" film" perhaps? 
Just remember what I said earlier Freddie, "just stamp on the plastic little
swine".  

Reviewed By Dracula

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